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The panel warned that Queensland’s justice system continued to fall short for women, particularly those seeking protection, despite "on paper doing well".
27 March 2026
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The annual report’s overview from Chief Magistrate Judge Janelle Brassington said the 2024-2025 data reflected mixed trends across the jurisdictions.
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The 15 per cent discount applies just in time to finalise points before the CPD deadline on 31 March.
Tribunal matters
In 2022, the respondent solicitor became involved in a tenancy dispute with the complainant, a real estate agent who managed the residential property he occupied.
In practice
Brain Injury Awareness Month is an opportunity to advocate for improved concussion care and support for those affected.
People
After 58 years at Delaney & Delaney, Teresa Gageler is retiring as Practice Manager and the longest-serving employee.
Admissions
The graduate lawyer at Howden Saggers Lawyers was one of more than 100 admitted on Monday, 16 March, at the Banco Court in Brisbane.
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Perspectives
Nickelle Morris, an Accredited Specialist in Personal Injury Law and Partner at Travis Schultz & Partners discusses the new MAIC guidelines for self-represented claimants.
Tribunal matters
The respondent solicitor’s conduct was ‘bundled up’ into four overarching categories including issues with trust account management, acting twice in a conflict of interest, providing false or misleading information to QLS and failing to pay employees’ superannuation contributions.
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